Professional Farm Manager

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iowa agSycamore (IL)

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Senior

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$50,000 - $100,000 per year

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Minimum Years Experience Required: 15####Salary:$50,000.00-$100,000.00 YEAR Get Job AlertsCareer Type: Consultant/AgentCountry: USAI agree to receive alerts from and to the. Your alert was created successfully.x General Alert Saved* The listings below are jobs matching the criteria you've selected for your General Alert on. Criteria selected was:* General alert saved for.* General alert notifications will be sent weekly on Monday.* Please note that you can only have one general alert active at any given time. Creating a new general alert will override an existing general alert.* Visit the to manage your alerts# Professional Farm Manager| Number of Years Experience: |Minimum Education Completed: | || Education Major / Discipline Category: | Most Recent / Current Occupation: | |* Location: Sycamore, IL or DeWitt, IA (MGW office locations).* Education: Bachelor's degree preferred but not required.* Related Experience: Agricultural background required, and preferably a minimum of 15 years of experience.* Accountabilities: Oversee farmland properties, track land performance, manage capital improvements, analyze returns, negotiate leases, prepare reports, and communicate closely with clients. Some travel to properties is required; most land is situated in the Midwest.* Required Strengths: Self-starter/hard working, oral and written communication skills, detail orientation, integrity.* Compensation: Competitive salary and bonus package, commensurate with experience.

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